Historic Salt Lake Building To Be New Corporate Headquarters
Big-D Corporation, a Utah based construction company, plans to renovate historic W.P. Fuller Paint Building in downtown Salt Lake City.
Vacant for 50 years, the W.P. Fuller Paint Building in downtown Salt Lake City has recently been purchased by Big-D Corp. Big-D, which has already renovated several buildings in Salt Lake City, will restore the building to its original art-deco appearance, including its ochre color and the south and east facades. The building had at times been considered for conversion to residential lofts.
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